Boulos Yazigi.. What is the truth about finding the Roman bishop in Syrian prisons?

On April 22, 2013, Bishop Boulos Yazigi, the Greek Orthodox Bishop, was kidnapped from the Syrian city of Aleppo, and his fate became unknown, but with the fall of the Syrian regime at dawn on December 8, many social media users circulated pictures claiming to find Bishop Boulos. Yazji is alive in Adra Syrian prisonSyrian and Lebanese media have confirmed that there is no evidence of these news and pictures circulating on social media platforms.

Bishop Yazigi is the brother of the Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch and All the East, John

Following the news and pictures circulating on social media platforms, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East issued a statement, in which it said: “Social media sites and news pages are circulating a number of news, especially regarding the ecclesiastical situation in Syria. We call on our children to obtain news from its official source – page Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East.

After the kidnapping of Bishop Boulos Yazigi in 2013, the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), affiliated with the late regime, reported that “an armed terrorist group kidnapped Bishop John Ibrahim, head of the Syriac Orthodox community in Aleppo and its environs, and Bishop Boulos Yazigi, head of the Greek Orthodox community in Aleppo and its environs, while… They carried out humanitarian operations in the village of Kafr Da’el in the Aleppo countryside,” but no party or armed faction announced its adoption. For the operation or a ransom in exchange for the release of Boulos Yazigi.

A US federal agency has filed torture charges against a Syrian army figure, at a time when searches are continuing for victims and missing persons inside Saydnaya prison, less than a week after the Syrian capital, Damascus, fell into the hands of armed factions.